The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-06-30

Buy some Of those pretty, cheap
suits Of clothing at
Kirkpatrick Il Co.
Woderful cures by Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla in every part of the land, Write
for names.
Another Invoice of Y. S. F. Hose
with the guarantee tickets at Christ
ian, Hoss & Hodges.
The infant daughter of Mr., r. l.,
Hickey died last Sunday evening and
was buried Monday morning.
Mrs. Faw and daughter, Miss Nora,
were called to Taylorsville to-day by
the illness of Mrs. Faw's father.
A postofice has been established at
White Rock, Carter county, and Chas.
l.. Straight appointed postmaster,
Mr. 7. c. Garst has commenced a
handsome residence on Walnut
Street.
Rev, l.. l., II. Carlock, of Bristol,
will preach at the M. E. Church, South,
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mr. j. e. Crandall and Mr.. F. p.
Baxter moved into their new houses
this week.
DR.. j. T. Kincanon, will preach a
Temperance sermon, at 10 80 o'clock
a. m, the 2nd Sunday in July.
We were pleased to see W. H, Tay-
lor ESQ, so much improved as to be
able to be in town yesterday.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs. r..
NJ. K. Deacons, of Conkling died last
Thursday
Rouchings, Collars, Colerettes and
Chemisettes of every style and shape
for sale low Gown for cash by Chris,
tan, Hoss q Hodge.
Mr.. Remine has in his yard in this
city marble stills for the front Of j. w.
Hunters new store honse. One piece
is more than 1912 feet long
Chritzman has nice line of silver
knives, forks and spoons which he is
selling at low prices, everybody come
and see.
The ceiling Of the kitchen at the
Piedmont House caught on fire yes
terday but was extinguished before
any danger was done.
If you would be well dressed, 70,
a little cash, don't fail to call or
Christian, Hoss & Hodge Clothing
at the bottom for Cash.
The guns and accoutrements fol
the Johnson City State Guards have
been shipped and are expected to ar
rive in few days.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral invariably
relieves, and. if taken in time. OTTER
cures consumption. Sold by all drug
gists, 81.
Archibald Kilby, son Of Harry Xii
by, died at his home in this place
yesterday afternoon after short i'll
ness of flux, in the 18th year of his age
Mr.. A. F. Hoss and wife, Mrs. 9
w. Hodge, Miss Lula Young and Mis-
Laura Hodge will leave tomorrow 70
Ashe comfy, N. G. to visit relatives
There will be a service at the Bap
fist Church, "The Childrens Day" a
8 o'clock, 2nd Sunday in July. Al
are cordially invited.
Gov. Taylor arrived in the city Sat
urday morning and left Monday TO
Carter county to visit his mother
His family are at Tates Springs.
j, w. Scalf has put another ne,
dray wagon on the street. 1t wa
made by Aiken & Sons, OF Jonesbor
and is nice piece OF work.
John w. Eakin, who has been depc
agent here for the past eleven year
has resigned his position and will |
relieved on the LIST of July. Mr.. Kel
nedy, Of New Market, has been az
pointed to succeed him.
Lizzie Hickman, who figured cor
spiciously in the murder Of Ed Name
in Knoxville in 1884, is now in jail
Lexington, KY, under suspicion
having assisted in the killing OF tN
men,
The Knoxville and Bristol base ba
clubs will play their second game i
Bristol on the 4th of July A GOO
game is promised. Excursion tickle
t will be sold by the i. T. V. & G. R. ]
from all points along the line,
9 Last Sunday the corner stone of IL
0 A. NJ. r. Zion Church was laid wit
imposing ceremonies. Speeches wei
made by some of the most prominel
men present. A large number of &C
ored people were in the city.